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Goa May Face Beef Shortage As Traders Strike Over Vigilante Threats
Goa could face beef shortage ahead of Christmas and New Year with meat traders in the state going on a strike to protest against increased harassment' by cow vigilante groups.
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Goa Asks Where's The Beef
What is a current political hot potato in the state is the shortage of beef in wholesale markets at the height of the busiest tourist season. It seems the principal cattle slaughterhouse in Goa is closed and there are huge bureaucratic hurdles put in the way of importing beef from other states.
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Beef Shortage In Goa As Karnataka Slaughterhouses Refuse Meat Supply
Goa is likely to face shortage of beef for the next couple of days as slaughter houses in neighbouring Karnataka have refused to supply meat till the government takes steps to stop harassment by cow vigilante groups, an official said today.
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Beef Not Banned In Goa, Tourists Can Eat Whatever They Like: Minister
The government's new rule that bans sale of cattle for purposes other than agricultural and farm use has not hurt tourism in Goa, the coastal state's Tourism Minister Manohar Ajgaonkar has said
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Goa May Face Beef Shortage As Traders Strike Over Vigilante Threats
Goa could face beef shortage ahead of Christmas and New Year with meat traders in the state going on a strike to protest against increased harassment' by cow vigilante groups.
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Goa Asks Where's The Beef
What is a current political hot potato in the state is the shortage of beef in wholesale markets at the height of the busiest tourist season. It seems the principal cattle slaughterhouse in Goa is closed and there are huge bureaucratic hurdles put in the way of importing beef from other states.
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Beef Shortage In Goa As Karnataka Slaughterhouses Refuse Meat Supply
Goa is likely to face shortage of beef for the next couple of days as slaughter houses in neighbouring Karnataka have refused to supply meat till the government takes steps to stop harassment by cow vigilante groups, an official said today.
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Beef Not Banned In Goa, Tourists Can Eat Whatever They Like: Minister
The government's new rule that bans sale of cattle for purposes other than agricultural and farm use has not hurt tourism in Goa, the coastal state's Tourism Minister Manohar Ajgaonkar has said
